What else does it filter out of the water? I see chlorine but what other ?
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My previous response was based on taste. I trust that the filtration process will remove the chlorine and other harmful contaminates.
1869232
It takes away calcium hypochlorite and trihalomethanes. And its own mineral makes the water mineral water.
354980
This does not take a filter. It is a thing that floats in your pool. You put the 3 inch round chlorine tablets in it. You can also put other chemicals in it because it has a nice function where you can slide the bottom of it to where you can control the flow of chemicals. But I only use mine for the 3 inch round chlorine tablets. It is so easy and no maintenance. Just drop in the tablet and let it float in the pool.
1689626
This filter is for the shower so it can be used for hot water its purpose is to filter chlorine out of the water.
1086263
Since we use the local water supply we do not have sediment in our water, so I can't answer that part of the question. Our water is chlorinated and the filter takes out all odor of that or any other chemicals. We are very pleased with this product.
1649057
No filter that I'm aware of. I've used two of them for a year. I use filtered water, not distilled.
754981
This is just a 2 filter sediment filtration. It will take out down to 1 micro depending on what filter you put in it. A reverse osmosis will filter most everything out of the water, but it is more expensive.
2002702
I don't know about ALL of the chlorine being removed, but you can not smell the chlorine anymore. I can also tell the difference in my skin.. It is not as dry as it was before I got the filter.
2005129
It uses four different filters. First a sediment filter foe large particles. Then a carbon filter for smaller particles and things like chlorine. Then a membrane filter for the smallest solids. Finally a resin filter for any other contamiments.
1521587
You will probably want to inquire from the manufacture if Chloramine is filtered. I had our water chemically tested and that's not something that was found in our water. I installed the filter last April and so far it's performing very well.
1585006
It has one filter that goes around the pump housing that I assume keeps particles out of the pump. Then it has another charcoal filter after the pump that filters the water for the fountain. They can be seen here: http://smile.amazon.com/Pre-Filters-Drinkwell-Stainless-Avalon-Pagoda/dp/B00KIMEPAQ/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_3 and here: http://smile.amazon.com/Drinkwell-Avalon-Pagoda-Charcoal-Filters/dp/B00CSUQ7RK/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_1
1556671
In my experience with water that had a moderate level of chlorine, it had removed it well. I've never had any taste make it through the filter other than crisp water.
366873
The fountain comes with a filter. I did buy extras and have switched out one so far.
1974349
The Marineland Filter has "two" filters. A Carbon media filter, which I use the most. It filters dirt and "crud" out of the water (we use it for turtles, they can be very dirty) keeping it clean for a longer time. The second filter is what they call a micron filter. I have only used it once, but it also cleans the water (actually "polishes it" if that's possible). But, because we have turtles I find the carbon filter is my favorite.
1532851
No. This is not a filter - the filter is still needed to pump the water through. This replaces the chemicals so you don't have to keep up with chemicals. It's natural chlorine, almost like saltwater. No upkeep.
1512090
I don't think this a large enough filter to do the task you are asking of it. You would want to filter it anyway before the water heater, not on the other side of it when the water is hot. We have a whole house filter that filters out chlorine and chloramines. This filter is in my lay opinion only adequate enought to water some plants ( ie vegetables etc) that you would water with a garden hose.
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This filter removes over 90% of all chlorine and chloramine, I have one on my shower at the moment